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[b]M[/b]ore than 5000 members have registered with cucumis.org and it's the opportunity to remind that without its members cucumis.org is nothing. Thanks to the members who spend part of their spare time for the community and [b]a special thanks to the experts of cucumis[/b], who check and edit all translations to make them as good as possible.
Waiting for the 10000th member, there is a lot of work to do here, making the interface more clear, the search of translations more easy, developing the project section, and the language course section too...

[img=http://www.cucumis.org/images/membersstats_20060403.gif]Top chart: number of members. Bottom chart: number of new members each day[/img] [img=http://www.cucumis.org/images/countrystats_20060403.gif]Members by country[/img]

Maybe you don't know but you have a deep knowledge of your native language. Once you get used to the [2]syntax rules[/2], if you take the time to teach your knowledge by imagining and creating new language courses, people who want to learn this language will be very grateful to you.

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